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RE: Steemit Content Analysis

in Popular STEM3 months ago (edited)

Okay, I got the accounts per day for the last 6 years. This was easy. I send you a csv file if I have all data.

But how are the others defined?
active voter is a user, who voted at least once a day/month?
active commenter is a user, who created at least a comment on a day/month?
active author is a user, who created at least a post (and comment?) on a day/month?

I think the number of posts created on a day/month is also interesting (I got it too :-) ).

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 3 months ago 

Okay, I got the accounts per day for the last 6 years.

You are a wizard! I am very glad, I think it will be interesting information. 🥳

I got it too :-)

Fantasy! You are a wizard of at least 14th level!

But how are the others defined?

I think you indicated everything correctly. If a person voted at least once today, he can be considered an active voter. The same with comments and posts.

I send you the csv-files for each request after sending this comment.

So that you can categorise the data, I would like to explain the conditions that were used in the SQL query:

Accounts per day: Number of accounts created per day (file: daily_account_creation.csv)
Posts per day: Number of posts (without comments) created per day; also deleted/muted posts (file: daily_post_creation.csv)
Commentator per day: Number of authors per day who have written at least one comment; also deleted/muted comments; unique authors (file: daily_commentator_count.csv)
Author per day: Number of authors per day who have written at least one post; also deleted/muted posts; unique authors (file: daily_author_count.csv)

Unfortunately, there is no way (without big effort) to determine the number of voters per day. The votes are not stored separately in a table, but only together with other data.

I hope you can prepare the data accordingly and give us an analysis :-)

 3 months ago